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Brittany Higgins welcomes first child with partner

Allanah Sciberras

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Brittany Higgins has announced the birth of her first child with her husband David Sharaz in a heartwarming social media post.

She shared a photo of her newborn on Instagram last night, where he seemed to be sleeping in a hospital cot.

The baby boy's name is yet to be revealed.

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Brittany Higgins announces birth of her baby

Brittany Higgins has announced the birth of her baby.  Instagram

"Last night we welcomed our little boy into the world," Higgins said on Instagram.

"A huge thank-you to the amazing midwives, nurses and doctors for their care and kindness.

"We're both looking forward to getting to dote on the newest member of the family — forever grateful for all the love and support we've received."

The news comes after the couple married on the Gold Coast in June last year.

Higgins and Sharaz got engaged on New Year's Eve in 2022, at Cape Byron lighthouse in Byron Bay NSW.

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Brittany HIggins and husband David Sharaz Instagram

Earlier last year, a Federal Court judge found, on the burden of proof required in a civil trial, that Bruce Lehrmann sexually assaulted Higgins in the Parliament House office of their then-boss Senator Linda Reynolds in March 2019.

Lehrmann has denied that any sexual activity occurred between himself and Higgins, and has appealed the judge's findings against him.

Higgins released a lengthy statement after the ruling.In it, she said:

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"It has been five years of criminal and civil trials and government inquiries for the truth to finally be heard.

"It is now time to heal."

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